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UT Southwestern to open DFW’s first state behavioral health hospital this summer: Newsroom - UT Southwestern, Dallas, Texas utsouthwestern.edu/newsroom/artic…

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@UTSW_Psychiatry @RajjiTarek @txalzresearch Way to go, Dr Schaffert!!

This is wonderful to see! Jeff Schaffert, Ph.D., has been awarded a grant from the Texas Alzheimer's Research and Care Consortium (TARCC). The @txalzresearch grant will fund a study on "Plasma Biomarkers and Alzheimer's Disease in Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus." #UTSW #Psychiatry

@UTSW_Psychiatry Proud of this crew!

Talk about community service! A group of doctors and clinical psychology doctoral students recently provided free cognitive screenings and handouts about evidence-based strategies to foster brain health at a Dallas Area Gerontological Society community event. #UTSW #Psychiatry

@UTSW_Psychiatry Proud of my team!

Better than a hat trick! UT Southwestern's neuropsychology testing team is proud to have provided neuropsychological services for the Dallas Stars for more than 25 years. Recently, part of the team performed baseline testing as part of the NHL concussion program. #UTSW #Brain

@UTSWArchives Congratulations Ben!

Congratulations to Dr. Ben Levine on adding two more awards to your impressive list! He has recently been honored with the 2024 Space Life Sciences Award and the 2025 Founders Award from the Wilderness Medical Society. #FacultyFriday #FromTheArchives #UniversityArchives

@UTSW_Psychiatry Welcome aboard!

Welcome to the Psychiatry Department, Tyler Evans, Ph.D. Dr. Evans is a Clinical Assistant Professor working in the Department of Psychiatry — Psycho-oncology. A Texas A&M University graduate, she performed her clinical internship and fellowship at WellSpan. #UTS@ #Psychiatry

@UTSW_Psychiatry So proud of our program, including its leaders, students, staff, and faculty. We have a long history of turning out some of the best psychologists in the country and appreciate the APA recognizing our many strengths!

Congratulations to the Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program on being accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA) for 10 years, the maximum period possible! This is an exceptional achievement that shows the program's commitment to excellence. bit.ly/45x2Ep0

@SportsNeuroSoc Proud of Dr Schaffert and our research team for this important work.

New work from SNS colleague: In aging female athletes, history of repetitive impact exposure & concussions weren't associated w/ objective cognitive decline. Emotional symptoms better predicted cognitive concerns than concussion history. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40802941/

@UTSW_Psychiatry Way to go, Davon!

Davon Breedlove, a rising third-year graduate student at UT Southwestern, was a panelist at the Psychology Career Seminar at Children’s Health in Plano, sharing insights on clinical training experiences, professional development, and career pathways in the field of psychology.

@UTSWArchives Holding the paper in the sleep lab is Dr John Herman, professor of psychiatry!

These two men are unidentified, can you help us add their names to our archival record? #FromTheArchives #UniversityArchives #medicalarchives #WhoAmIWednesday

@UTSW_Psychiatry Congratulations on this great honor- very proud of you!

Congratulations to Jeff Schaffert, Ph.D., on being appointed as a Dedman Family Scholar in Clinical Care! This honor, made possible by a foundation started by the late Robert Dedman, Sr., includes four years of funding for research projects. #UTSW #Brain #Psychiatry #Achievement

New study finds nearly 2/3 of cardiogenic shock survivors develop cognitive impairment within 3 months post-discharge. Over half still affected at follow-up. Highlights urgent need for cognitive screening & neuropsychology referrals in recovery plans. bit.ly/44yvMeR

Cardiogenic shock affects about 100,000 Americans each year. UT Southwestern researchers found that many survivors of this condition showed evidence of new cognitive impairment after leaving the hospital. Read more: bit.ly/44yvMeR

Being kind is not only the right thing to do—it’s also good for our physical and mental health. Research shows that even small acts, like holding the door for a stranger, can have an impact: at.apa.org/27a0bd

@EricJNestler @IcahnMountSinai Congratulations!!

This is a tremendous honor. I look forward to working with my many outstanding colleagues - faculty, trainees, and staff - to continue Mount Sinai's spectacular upward trajectory. An enormous thank you to Dennis Charney for his leadership over the past 20 years. @IcahnMountSinai

@UTSW_Psychiatry Very proud of Dr Schaffert’s work and accomplishments!

A big congratulations to Dr. Jeffrey Schaffert, Ph.D., who received the 2024 Hydrocephalus Association Network or Discovery Science (HANDS) Neuropsychology & Cognition Award. 🧠 #UTSW

@UTSW_Psychiatry Very proud to have Dr HOWE-Martin in this important role for psychology!

Proud moment! ⭐ Dr. Laura Howe-Martin, Ph.D., has been selected to serve in support of the American Psychological Association as an Associate Member of the Joint Accreditation for Interprofessional Continuing Education Review Committee.

@UTSWMedCenter @UTSWScience @TheClinicalNP Proud of my research group for this important ongoing work. There is a lot of misinformation and misunderstanding about short- and long-term concussion effects out there!

#UTSW researchers found aging former college athletes who have had concussions are more likely to think they’re cognitively impaired – even if they’re not – if they have depression or anxiety. @CullumCM @TheClinicalNP bit.ly/3CgRTvl #ConcussionResearch